League to Bolster Up Blockade Rule
Henry Wood reports that at the upcoming fifth assembly of the League of Nations in September the blocade rule will be shaped to enforce Article Sixteen. Amendments ratified so far aim to make the economic weapon effective, despite past delays and debate over sovereignty and control of enforcement.
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United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
League
League Council
Here There and Everywhere in Panhandle Local Notes
A set of brief city notices lists Avery Adams of Tulsa visiting on business and Hilliard Terry of Plainview here yesterday. Mrs Wyman Purvines of Panhandle shopped here, while Mr and Mrs W E Fatheree of Pampa were noted visiting Amarillo shops Friday. Rider Randolph Clarke of Cisco visits the Rev F W O Malley at 1300 Taylor Street. A bugologist in New York notes sixty varieties of mosquitos. Blanche Davidson and Betsy Jane Davidson of 1620 Van Buren Street depart for Houston for the summer. A Panhandle Laundry company is cited with the number three thousand.
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Wyman Purvines
Panhandie
W. E. Fatheree
Pampa
Amarillo
Rider Randolph Clarke
Cisco
F W. O'Malley
Taylor Street
New York City
Blanche Davidson
Betsy Jane Davidson
van Buren Street
Houston
League council to decide covenant violations and suggest blockades
The text states Article Sixteen will satisfy members by giving the league council the duty to determine violations of the covenant and, if found, to recommend dates for financial and economic blockades to be enforced by member states.
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League
League Council
Ten county candidates proceed without opposition
Democratic candidates for county offices face no opposition in the primary as filings close. Grover B. Hill, Democratic chairman, released the list of candidates, including chief justice seventh district court of appeals Walker Hall and associate justice, along with district attorney Lloyd Fletcher, clerk of district court J. C. Skillman, county judge Sam B. Motlow, and others all running unopposed.
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Grover B. Hill
Poitercoun
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Walker Hall
Associate Justice Court of Appeals
H. C. Randolph
Reese Tatum
Lloyd Fletch
W. F. Nix
J. C. Skillman
Sam B. Motlow
E. M. Pittman
William M Benton
Ben Golding
Less Whitaker
John Speed
Wiley Pollard
Charles Herbert
Henry Ford
H K. Stanfield
B. G. Puntney
James Shea
Sat Brown
Char- Lee Landis
H. R. Airhead
J. W
Holman
William Bowlby
R. J. Foster
John Asher
J. A. Deadwiley
Howard Trigg
Lynch Davidson Club Formed At Dalhart
A Lynch Davidson for Governor club was organized in Dalhart with a large turnout. J D Starnes named chairman and C H Walker secretary. A publicity committee was named and a record crowd is expected to hear Mr Davidson on Wednesday evening.
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Dalhart
Dallam
Kingtley
Davidson
J. D. Starnes
C. H. Walker
Bor
Athart
Mr Davidson
County School Superintendent Hammer Runs Unopposed
Laura V. Hammer runs unopposed as county school superintendent. Commissioners listed with no opposition include precinct 1 W P Lynch James Ware. precinct 8 Carl Hill Jack Hall. precinct 4 N McGee. Voting details not provided.
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Laura V. Hammer
W. W Lynch
James Ware
Carl Hill
Jack Hall
N McGee
Amarillo Urges Dress Up For State Press Meet
Amarillo business houses are urged to decorate for the Texas State Press convention opening Wednesday for three days. Editors' special train arrives Tuesday night with committees asking merchants to display flag decorations through Friday night. Join the Glad Hand committee to boost hospitality during the meet.
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Amarillo
Texas
Nat Gives Two Books Tickets as Essay Prize
Two books tickets are awarded as essay prizes by the Nat, recognizing the best submissions in a writing competition. The announcement invites further entries and outlines the prize process and eligibility.
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The
Nat
Buffalo Skull Unearthed by Canadian Bridge Workers
Canadian bridge crew the Sanita Fe bridge project at Canadian unearthed a buffalo skull twenty five feet below a stream. W McClintock in charge of compressed air work notes ten small and two large caissons planned with six to seven men per caisson under forty pounds of air pressure.
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Canadian
W. McClintork
Half Minute Interviews Reflect Amarillo Echoes
Carl Sullivan recalls a cold San Francisco trip and a Mojave desert trek as he hesitates about driving to California. W H Brymer notes 1913 Amarillo arrival, borrowing money for a railroad ticket, and lasting happiness from that loan. Jor Gant boasts seven children born and raised in Amarillo.
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W. H. Brymer
Amarillo
Jor. Gant
Boni
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